dude steve

On my walls, some might expect a few nature photos, maybe some art, or dents from my forehead, but my walls are still bare.

 

I may eventually put up some b/w photos (nature and other) from others, but probably not my own stuff. I don't know art from high-priced junk.

So far, only Phillipe has touched on an important aspect of the question - much of Yosemite is blocked on various sides, so it often takes a while after sunset before direct moonlight is available, and the moon sets sooner before sunrise.

 

If I understood you correctly, you're probably going to have to find a rather flat area rather high up. I can't recommend a particular place, however.

I have to second the fish tacos at the Mobile restaurant. Good egg sandwich in the morn, too...

A rectilinear 14mm lens gives you about 22-23mm. That'll avoid fish eye and

barrel distortion, but not perspective distortion inherent in short focal lengths.

 

I personally wouldn't use it for casual shoots, but my definition of casual

shoots may not be the same as yours.

Here's what you're looking for:

 

CA-PS400 Compact Power Adapter

 

Canon USA Item Code: 5737A005

In order, I'd

 

1) buy the 10D now and pay $200 more

2) wait for the 10D

3) buy the D60 used

 

Between (1) and (2), is it worth $200 for 2-3 months of use for you?

I ordered the Lexar Firewire CF reader, as it is supposed to be fully compatible with OSX 10.2 w/o additional drivers. It's about $40 at B&H. Haven't received it yet, but have talked to others that say it works just fine.

There were whales w/ calves at Point Reyes today. Since they're coming from

Mexico, they've got to pass by Pigeon Point...can't say how often or how close,

though.